Motion Design
Published:
2026/05
Tools
Workflow
1. Draft the introduction script
Write the first version of the self-introduction script, focusing on key experiences and personal perference.
2. Select a visual direction
Explore design references on Refero and choose a grayscale retro-digital aesthetic. Download the related DESIGN.md to preserve the visual language and structure.
3. Generate the animation video with Claude Design
Provide the DESIGN.md reference, video theme, and script to Claude Design. Define the tone as engaging, playful, and visually attention-grabbing.
4. Enrich the storytelling
After generating the first version, expand the content with more personal details and experiences while maintaining consistency with the selected style.
5. Refine the final output
Fine-tune frame size, spacing, typography, and colors to polish the final animation and improve visual rhythm.
Reflections
Using DESIGN.md made the generated result surprisingly close to the intended visual direction from the beginning. Instead of repeatedly adjusting styles through prompts, I could focus more on storytelling and content refinement. This process also showed how structured design references can improve consistency when collaborating with AI tools. As AI-generated animation workflows become more common, the ability to guide aesthetics, pacing, and narrative direction will become increasingly important for designers.